I was supposed to be absent today because I am still not feeling well, but has to rush to work this morning because a coworker is also absent today. I had chills and high fever again since yesterday ( though I still managed to go to work). Ian kept checking on me the whole night. Good thing there’s nothing much to do right now. I am done with paying the BIR witholding tax (which is due today) early this morning.
Ian was not around when I left home this morning, so imagine how surprised he is when I called him up when I reached the office, he was really worried (and bit angry) about me since I just had fever this morning. Good thing I am feeling better now. No fever (and hope it won’t come back) but still feeling nauseous. Hopefully, there’ll be no annoying phone calls for today! So I can work on with my online tasks 🙂
I was feeling a bit feverish Thursday afternoon, all along I thought it was just because of the weather and the aircon at the office. It was actually my office mate who has a fever at that time as I even gave her a paracetamol that I always have around (in my handy medicine kit inside my bag) when we took our lunch break.
Come dinner time, I had chills, drank medicine and slept it off. I just thought that it was just a simple fever, but boy oh boy! it didn’t let me sleep the entire night as I woke up every now and then chilling! I am determined to report to work the next day since it was a last working day of the week (payday too!) but I just couldn’t stand up from the bed 🙁 I got blurry vision, bad cough, terrible backache and muscle pains. There I got a FLU!
Ian told me to just stay in bed and take a leave from work. So there, I obliged. I took the whole Friday for rest(less) in bed with a terrible headache the whole day. I felt a lot more better earlier when I woke up today but still feeling a bit dizzy. I should be sleeping around by this time, but having been in bed for almost two days most of the time makes me miss my pink computer chair, hence this blog post. 🙂 Just a quick update here. I rarely get sick and if I do, that could be really something and that I need to figure out!
The little boy’s been having some bouts of stomach ache for the past 3 days. We decided to bring him to the hospital last night because he’s been losing his appetite and noticed he became weak and doesn’t want to play. All he want was to lay down in bed all day.
The doctor advised for a 24 hour hydration and under observation, he’s given request for laboratory exams. We’ll see tomorrow the progress of his condition. We all do hope that it’s nothing serious and that he’ll be back to his old hyper and active self real soon!
I was not feeling well since last week and it got worst when we went home from a late night dinner with the whole family last Friday, it rained hard and we didn’t bring an umbrella. My colds got terrible the next day!
But despite being sick, I didn’t feel any weight loss and felt more like that I am in my heaviest now. I haven’t started on any diet/ weight lose plans, but I am reading some reviews on this link http:://www.weightlosssupplement.org/apidextra/ about weight loss supplement. I just hope this will work for me just like for others who have given nice feedback about this product.
My two kids catch the usual sickness during summer season, chicken pox that is! It’s a good thing that my daughter got it after their final examination in school and that we really don’t have to worry anymore of the absences and catching up in class. whew! My son, on the other hand, catch it a week after he sister gets well and is healing from her chicken pox scars which is very few (lucky!)
Too bad that he got too many blisters and itching non stop especially at night! I am so worried because we are nursing a sick child during the our Holy week vacation and his pediatrician is nowhere to be found?! (On holiday vacation perhaps?!)
I just hope that our doctors here got a Doximity profile just like David Johnson MD where communication is always open and easier to search their profiles for cases where emergency cases needs immediate attention.
